Intelligence layer
Made in India
OneView
One picture of the battlefield.
OneView combines what every military platform senses into one live battlefield view. It recommends, the commander decides.
Each platform sees a part.
Radar on one screen, thermal sight on another, weather on a third. Crews join the dots by radio and memory, in the minutes that matter most.
TankSight, thermal, radioOwn screen
VehicleSight, thermal, radio, windOwn screen
Ground postRadar, direction finderOwn screen
Light droneSight, thermalOwn screen
Medium droneSight, thermal, radarOwn screenColumn in the valley.
An illustrative scenario. Four vehicles move up a mountain valley while OneView watches over them.
Every platform reports in.
Vehicles, the ground post and the drones each send what they see, where they are and which way they are looking.
A vehicle on the road.
OneView checks radar, sight, thermal and radio together. It marks the truck civilian and raises no alarm.
A contact in the air.
OneView turns its own drone to look. Sight and thermal confirm a quadcopter, and the column is warned early.
Tanks behind the ridge.
The radar loses them, OneView keeps the track. A drone goes over the ridge and OneView pinpoints the tanks.
The commander decides.
Each threat arrives with how sure OneView is and what it recommends. The decision stays with the commander.
OneView recommends.
The commander decides.
OneView works with the sensors a unit already has. Any platform can feed it, old or new.
